Do you support Governor O'Malley's proposal to raise the sales tax to 7%?
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no but do support removing him from office
ReplyDeletenope, no tax increase of any kind until the budget is cut to at least 10% below last years
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely yes! It will bring Delaware more business.
ReplyDeleteyes, 7% is about the norm for a State the size of Maryland. It's needed and it won't hurt much.
ReplyDeleteNo. I believe cutting his and other MD politicians' salaries, pensions, expenses, etc. would be a GREAT alternative that MD residents would approve of.
ReplyDeleteNO
ReplyDeletebetter the sales tax than double the flush tax
ReplyDeleteNo more taxes of any kind! We are over-taxed, over-legislated, and over-regulated.
ReplyDeleteNo!!! I am so sick of the liberal bull crap that my money is going to in this state!
ReplyDeleteI will befriending many Delaware businesses from now on. to Hell with O'Malley!
ReplyDeleteI don't like to see any tax increase--who does?--but an additional percent is easier to take than all the other proposes taxes, such as ten cent more per gallon for gas.
ReplyDeleteNo!How about a new governor!
ReplyDeleteNO NO NO
ReplyDeleteNot as much as I would if I owned a business in DE, VA, PA, or WV; politicos in those states are praying for him to succeed.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a consumption tax and if you don't want to pay it put your money in the bank. People don't need half tthe crap they buy.
ReplyDeleteNO cut the fat at the top of the chain. He just raised fuel taxes. now sales tax...really. I wish I could get more in my paycheck whenever I spent too much.
ReplyDeleteLet me get this straight, he wants to raise the sales tax again and at the same time pass along pension expenses to the counties.What are we getting for the extra tax? Nothing.What am I missing here?
ReplyDeleteIt just went up 20% a couple years ago. What did that get us? Cuts to local government and passing off the teachers pensions to the counties. No, No, NO
ReplyDeleteDELAWARE DOES!
ReplyDeleteNo, Md needs a salary review of all upper level management. When O'Malley gets the ok to raise "just 1 tax" it is always following by more!
ReplyDeleteno. no more taxes period. reduce spending and cut regs. make it easy for someone to start and maintain a business you dim wits...
ReplyDeleteno more taxes of any kind!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNo way!
ReplyDeleteI stopped buying any big ticket items like new appliances, lawn equipment, etc since the tax increase to 6%.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Not! O'Malley is as good of an example of a big tax and spend liberal that there is.
ReplyDeleteHe has no clue on how to turn Maryland around and make it a more competitive state.
My hope is that some day the voters of Md will wake up and realize the liberal approach and ideolgy to governing is a failure.
Living near Delaware and Virginia is a plus here. Why doesn't the Gov know that people will ride over the line and buy.
ReplyDeleteHEKK NO!
ReplyDelete5 dollars here, 100 there and on & on & on...It's GOT TO STOP!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a consumption tax and if you don't want to pay it put your money in the bank. People don't need half tthe crap they buy.
ReplyDeleteJanuary 23, 2012 12:17 PM
What an IGNORANT person this must be to make such an idiotic statement!